Would Obama have won if the IRS had not sat on the Tea Party?...

[ncpatriot]

yes, no doubt

[ncfool]

Robert Bauer & David Axelrod. The Lady lived in Axelrod’s Chicago Building but then disapared after Cain was destroyed.

[ncfool]

its hard to do much better then 110% of all votes in certain districts. My goodness he knows how to rig an election.

[laweeks]

I doubt it . . . not with 148% of eligible voters voting for Doofus around the country. They might have needed a few thou more ballots printed and stuffed into car trunks, but I’m sure Doofus would’ve won.

[showme_the_Glory]

If Trayvon had a dad?

[IbJensen]

[vetvetdoug]

The list of illegal and immoral procedures accomplished by the Democrats all add up to a very skewed incorrect representation of the electorate. First, the voter fraud in Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and other states where there were obvious manipulations. The military vote that was suppressed by all states. Mississippi has a way to insure the military vote but other states do not. The IRS activities, the court’s conduct, the Black Panthers intimidation, the blocking of voter ID in several states by Holder (Mississippi for one) and I could go on. No one thing was a majority but all of them together made for an election that was not right.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Obama won for one reason only. His was the only message that got out to the masses.

Both in 2008 and 2012 the LSM didn’t allow anything negative about Obama to reach the general population.

And now they are doing it with Hillary which presents another problem. How do they protect Hillary and Obama at the same time. Benghazi is going to take one of them down.

[thouworm]

“Becuase of Robert Bauer we will never know. He and Douglas Shulman met many times to cook up this program of going after the Tea Party and GOP.”

Can you point me to a link/thread/source for this?

[sickoflibs]

I think Obama would have won either way.

[Christie at the beach]

The republican side was truly not all together for Romney ( because some looked at him as another McCain) so we cannot leave that out though it's clear the democrats suppressed the voters in fear of the Tea Party and voter fraud in heavy left wing areas of the country-that happens in every election and that is never corrected well enough. The DNC didn't play fair and the GOP just gave us a weak candidate out of the box allowing the fraud/and weakness of the candidate to hit us over our heads time and time again. Imo.

[mad_as_he$$]

Sorry but Cain was just on a book selling tour. He knew the dirty laundry would come out - just a question of when.

[Tammy8]

That was so strange, I am not sure who took Cain out. I have often wondered if the GOP took him out to clear the way for Romney.

[Jim Scott]

These revelations about the IRS harassing TEA party groups seeking tax-exempt status explains a lot about where the TEA party was during the 2012 election and why Obama implausibly won re-election. We know about the vote fraud and attributed his win to that and conservatives staying home on election day after the GOP nominated Romney who was the designated loser in 2012, thanks to the RINOs that control the primary process. We all know that Rove and company decide on the Republican candidate for president and are certain to nominate a Democrat-lite person who will keep the Washington, D.C.-directed march toward socialism going, or lose to a Democrat who will do it, anyway. Add in Obama's Chicago style thuggery during the voting and I'm surprise he didn't win the election with an even bigger margin of victory.

I love the photo but as for Obama going to prison, that is a fantasy. Democrats will gladly fall on their swords to protect him and even Hillary will be 'expendable' if the heat gets too much from the Benghazi scandal. On top of that, Americans don't like their presidents in jail. Nixon proved that. He was hated and vilified by the media 24/7 and many stridently demanded he be imprisoned but he never was. That's all you need to know to realize that Obama may have his presidency ruined (one hopes) and his reputation soiled a bit (impeachment didn't hurt Bill Clinton much, post-presidency) but he won't be imprisoned.

[tsomer]

I don’t doubt that the ghettos voting tallies were corrupted, but I wonder how much it influenced the final outcome.

Elections are not decided by vote tallies, but by the electoral college, which assigns electors geographically.
Ghettos always have, and always will go dem, by what margin is irrelevant.

The dems swung this election by targeting the “borderline” states like Ohio & Pennsylvania and pouring in technical and financial power. I always figured dem skulduggery worth 2-3% of the final count. Now I think it’s 3-5%, and targeted with much greater precision.

It’s still depressing to think about it, but any Republican candidate needs a landslide in order to win a simple majority.

[alrea]

election may have literally been stolen "Chicago Style".

May have? Dems figured out they can use the government since they are the big government party. Democracy used to work.

[alrea]

Remember how all of the allegations against Hermann Cain suddenly appeared? And as soon as Cain dropped out, there were no more allegations?

The IRS will have a field day with Medical Records of anyone that wants to limit the scope of their employer.

[Travis McGee]

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[BlatherNaut]

Agree. Macpain was a throw away candidate - ‘08 loss was inevitable after 8 years of Bush. Then Romney blew it in a myriad of ways, gifting the kenyan marxist with a second term.

[Phlap]

We don't and can't know. What we do know is we were not told about it even though the administration knew well before the election. So, who in the administration and possibly Congressional Democrats, knew what and when did they know it?